Edible flower shortbread cookies ready for the oven. Courtesy of Leslie Meredith Organic edible flowers, stems and stamens removed (violas, pansies, mint, basil, thyme, wild violets, rose, lavender) ...

Elizabeth Poett Uses Edible Flowers to Fancy Up Her Butter Cookies — Here’s How to Make Them “There is no way not to be joyful when making these cookies,” says the author of 'The Ranch ...

The sugar cookie is arguably the world's favorite classic sweet, yet too often it is reserved for kitschy cookie cutters and Christmas parties. Edible flowers, however, are an easy way to elevate this ...

Finished edible flower shortbread cookies are a treat for the eyes and taste buds. Courtesy of Leslie Meredith One particularly delightful way to enjoy edible flowers is in these shortbread cookies.

New Day Northwest Eat your flowers! These shortbread cookies with edible flowers are a work of art and delicious These flower-pressed shortbread cookies are the epitome of spring.

CLEVELAND, Oh — Pansies and roses are not only beautiful, the colorful flowers are pleasant tasting and safe to eat. Stacy Pandy with Pandy’s Garden Center in Elyria showed Fox 8&#8217… ...

Remove the top piece of parchment paper, and stamp out the cookies with a 3-inch round cookie cutter, then artfully decorate each round with the edible flower petals and herbs.

Whether you're into frosting, icing, or sprinkles, these fool-proof decorating methods are ideal for budding cookie ...

Dessert is part about taste, and also part about presentation. These edible flower shortbread cookies ($30) are hand-glazed and adorned with fresh edible flowers. They are almost too pretty to eat.

A classic culinary flower, lavender pairs nicely with ice cream and sorbet, cookies and scones, tea, salad dressings and looks and tastes lovely frozen into ice cubes.

“There is no way not to be joyful when making these cookies,” says the author of 'The Ranch Table' cookbook Elizabeth Poett has just the trick for adding flair to simple butter cookies: edible flowers ...